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Effect of fabrication tolerances on the performance of two-dimensional polymer photonic crystal channel drop filters: a theoretical investigation based on the finite element method

A 2013 SPIE journal article presents a finite-element-method theoretical study of how manufacturing tolerances influence the performance of polymer-based photonic crystal channel drop filters. The supplied excerpt gives only publisher and content-type information and no additional study details.

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The study could inform design and fabrication practices for polymer photonic crystal devices.

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Effect of fabrication tolerances on the performance of two-dimensional polymer photonic crystal channel drop filters: a theoretical investigation based on the finite element method

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